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Hi,
If I have text in B1 (Apples)
And text in C1 (Bananas)
How do I write a formula in cell A1 that will combine the text of both so that it reads 'Apples Bananas' in cell A1?
Everything I can think of gives me errors.
Thanks,
Hi,
If I have text in B1 (Apples)
And text in C1 (Bananas)
How do I write a formula in cell A1 that will combine the text of both so that it reads 'Apples Bananas' in cell A1?
Everything I can think of gives me errors.
Thanks,
Last edited by Rick-O-Shay; 03-19-2014 at 06:37 PM.
Try this
=B1&" "&C1
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maybe b1&" "&c1
Edit: If you have numbers instead of text, you may need to include the TEXT() function to truncate decimals or show dates correctly
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=B1&" "&C1 works great. Thank you!
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